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My dad was diagnosed with celiac in 1987. I wasn't tested till he was dying (not one doctor said to test me). I have celiac. He had lupus, too. My regular doctor just told me to go to the rheumatologist because my b/w is elevated for lupus. I am scared. In the last few years I have had about 5 attacks where I could barely move out of the bed. I think it might be fibromyalgia but we shall see. I am sure a it of tests will be coming my way. I finally had a clear endoscopy last spring and now this. I've been gluten free since 2005 I believe

Hi I am o- and so was my dad. He had celiac I have it too. He had lupus and tomorrow's got
Te rheumatologist because my regular doctor said my blood work is elevated for lupus. So the fun begins. Does anyone else have lupus and celiac? What about fibromyalgia?

a llot of the frito lay products are gluten free so for snacks i would check them. if you go online to the website of the company, sometimes it will say gluten free or you can write to the company. learning how to read labels is your best bet check this page, print it out and bring it to the supermarket with you and be ready to read read read forever! after awhile you will just remember a lot of ingredients, too. dont worry, you will be fine over time.
http://www.celiac.com/articles/181/1/Safe-Gluten-Free-Food-List-Safe-Ingredients/Page1.html
a lot of things on facebook, too as far as companies.

well, i am sorry to hear about your neuropathy but it is because of the times you get gluten. my dad had the neuropathy badly, he also developed lupus and he did not follow the gluten-free diet faithfully. you cannot eat any gluten or products that are questionble, even if it means living on veggies nuts and fruits. and yougurt. that is mostl what i eat now, having been diagnosed about five years ago. iam 47, and dont even eat anything questionable.

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